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This is a Job Search January post.
digg_url = ‘http://digg.com/educational/Job_Search_Hack_Organize_Your_Search_Using_The_Rule_Of_Third_2′;A job search is a complicated and time consuming business. Sometimes your goal is simple: you know exactly the job you’re looking for, so there’s not a lot of “search” involved. It’s all a matter of getting your face in front of the person who does the […]

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This is a Job Search January post.
The first thing most people think of when they think of online job search is Monster. And Craigslist. And HotJobs and Careerbuilder and Job.com and all the others.
But there are other options out there: the niche or specialty job boards. The advantage of these sites is that they focus […]

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…Or, how to find a job when no one’s hiring.
After my post about the jobs report on Friday, a friend suggested that before continuing with Job Search January, I should at least address what it’s like to try to find a job in a tight job market.
I began my career in the late 1990s, and […]

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If you have career or job search question you would like answered on this blog, click here to Ask Brian.
Reader Jens from San Francisco writes:
“Last week you had a post you called your number one job search tip. [the post he’s referring to is this one] Well, if you’re a resume writing expert, how about […]

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The one question I get all the time is: What is the best way to find a job? It’s kind of an impossible question. Every person is different, and every job search is different… requiring different strategies. No one thing works for everyone.
Plus, finding a job is sort of like falling in love. You can […]

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So you’re ready begin a job search, eh?
A job search is a complex project, and like any other project, you have a better chance of success if you prepare, plan and execute based on your goals.
Set Your Goals
Know what you want to accomplish. Are you just testing the waters to see if something better is […]

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Happy New Year to our regular readers.
As we’ve mentioned many times in the past, January is the number one month for job search. Not only are candidates starting out the year looking for new positions, but the turn of the calendar means new fiscal years, new budgets and new hires for companies across the industry […]

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